Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

other persons who may have information on a crime, keep data related to a case shall enforce
listening and recording of conversations.
(2) Any instigator shall render a motivated resolution on the necessity to enforce control over
conversations which shall get a warrant from a prosecutor. The resolution shall specify: a
criminal case and grounds on the basis of which this investigatory action shall be enforced;
full name of persons whose conversation are subject to listening and within what time limit;
the name of an establishment which is authorized to enforce technically listening and
recording of conversations. The resolution shall be filed by the investigator with a relevant
establishment for an execution.
(3) Listening and recording of conversations shall be established for a time limit not longer than
six months and canceled when there is no further necessity in such measures but in any cases
not later than after dismissal of a case or its filing with a court.
(4) Within all the established time limit the investigator shall be authorized to examine and listen
to recordings.
(5) Examining and listening to recordings shall be made by the investigator with the
participation of identifying witnesses, and, if necessary, of a specialist, interpreter, and the
transcript shall be rendered on that and shall specify word by word a part of recordings
relating to a case. The recordings shall be enclosed to a transcript and the part not relating to
a case after its completion shall be eliminated.
(6) Participants of connection, listening and recording procedure shall be warned and bear
responsibility in accordance with the Article 333 of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz
Republic for disclosure of information became known to them.
SECTION 24. INTERROGATION, CONFRONTATION, IDENTIFICATION
Article 189. Place and time of interrogation
(1) Interrogation shall be made according to the place of prosecution. If the investigator
considers it necessary he shall be authorized to make interrogation on place of staying of an
interrogated.
(2) Interrogation shall not last for more than 24 hours without breaks. Continuation of an
interrogation shall start after not less than an hour break to have rest and meals and the total
length of interrogation within a day shall not exceed eight hours. In case of medical evidence
an interrogation length shall be established on the basis of doctors’ conclusions.
Article 190. Summon for interrogation procedure
(1) Any witness, victim as well as the suspect who is not in custody, the accused shall be
summoned for interrogation with a citation. It shall specify who and in what capacity is
summoned, to whom and to what address, time of appearance for interrogation and the
consequences of a failure to appear without valid causes.
(2) Any citation shall be served upon a person and he has to give a receipt on that. When a
summoned is absent a citation shall be served upon a full aged member of his family and if
there is none—to a dwelling agency or a local administration body or to an administration of
his work for them to transfer it to the summoned and they shall be obliged to do that. Any
person may be summoned through utilization of other means of communication.